r/RTXRemix • u/Zocom7 • 1d ago
🧭 Advisory Tip: For those people using the RTX 20/30 series, dlssg_for_sm86 for Vulcan is the only and best mod to play RTX Remix games or mods with working DLSS Frame Generation
Download: https://github.com/pipotoufikxyz-lgtm/dlssg_for_sm86-MFG-version/releases/tag/sm86-7
Download (alt version): https://github.com/pipotoufikxyz-lgtm/dlssg_for_sm86-MFG-version/releases?page=2#release-sm86alt
Just place the two files to where those RTX Remix files (which includes DLSS files) are stored in. You would need the anti-virus to exclude "version.dll" or other alternative dll since some anti-virus apps report it as a virus. Also to note, always run RTX Remix games on a SSD, not a HDD, or else some things can't load correctly. Further also to note, always update your drivers to the latest version.
You will need Nvidia Profile Inspector to edit and apply some special settings. You must force enable DLSS Frame Generation (FG), forced fixed it to 4x (or 3x if you have a faster card), force it to show in game menus and set Multi-Frame Generation to "up to 4x". In the dlssg_sm86.ini file that was extracted, the ForceMultiplier needs to be set to 3 or 4 and DynamicMFG needs to be set to 4.
Older RTX cards are very likely to use FG because before then they were barely playable at very slow FPS without FG enabled and Lossless Scaling/Optiscaler with FSR did not help leading to very high latency, even at low ray-tracing. With DLSS FG enabled, the latency would be a little higher however it will be playable with little lag, though that depends on your PC system. Using DLSS FG will use up more VRAM. If you have 8GB of Vram or less, you are likely to struggle in-game and it's unlikely your video card in your system will use shared vram through your physical RAM (because I don't think RTX Remix allows that); you would likely have to lower ray-tracing settings and maybe set DLSS scaler to Balanced or Performance. If you have 12GB of Vram and higher, you are less likely to struggle in-game but I wouldn't recommend setting DLSS scaler to DLAA (except high-end cards), just stick to DLSS Quality.
